writ of execution definition
writ of execution means a court order directing the collection officer to satisfy a money judgment from the property of a judgment debtor.
writ of execution means a writ or warrant of execution after judgment in a court.
writ of execution means any writ of sale, warrant of distress, or other writ or warrant of execution under which chattels of any kind may be seized or taken to satisfy process issued out of any Court.
More Definitions of writ of execution
writ of execution means any writ issued to satisfy a judgment amount in favour of the creditor against the debtor, but does not include a writ of attachment, garnishee proceedings or proceedings in the nature of
writ of execution means a writ of execution issued under section fifty-eight of this Act.
writ of execution means a writ or warrant of execution after judgment in any court, and includes an enforcement warrant.46’.
writ of execution means a writ of execution after judgment in any court.
writ of execution means an order for the recovery of real property after an order for possession has been awarded by the Court.
writ of execution means writ of execution issued under section 107.
writ of execution means a writ of execution issued under this Part.